The World Is flat Part II

The second part of the world is flat, and as we continue to focus on flattening the world, there are lots of things included in this equation. Each country opens up to free markets and is willing to compete in competition. They need to be able to survive in a flat world. The states and companies that represent it are willing to make progress by sacrificing. Without this adaptation, they can not compete. Some countries will be left behind. Change is not necessarily a simple concept, and market competition is intense.

Cool is not limited to one game. Cold birth occurs in the shadows of the world, cold places, in the basement. The definition of medieval Americans was their role in the Second World War, but it was cool, not participating in the victory celebration. "Cool is too young, too strange, too dark, too strong, strange to involve." (Macadams 23) In January 1945, philosopher, novelist, playwright, intelligent and young French hero in the basement, Jean Paul Sutter climbed the sidewalk of New York Airport from a US military transport plane. He came up with a new idea from the newly released Paris: existentialism. In the weathering of war, Sartre declared that God died We can assure that we are (human) existence, so we are responsible for our own destiny Yes. Sartre gave praise and countless articles from New York newspapers and magazines, and gave a lecture everywhere on the east coast.

Thomas Friedman, a columnist at The New York Times, keynote at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's milestone in 2008 and in his speech he said "the world is flat." Flattening the world is not a company or country that produces vertical level or authority but a metaphor showing how each company and individual can collaborate and communicate globally on the basis of each technology model and recent progress . Friedman proposed the possibility of the platform world platform as the limitation of global communication was recognized. Our global economy has shifted from vertical work to horizontal work, and therefore it is a flat world platform. On this platform, everything you can do is done by an individual or it is possible (Friedman). The biggest economic competition has shifted from the various groups to individual possibilities and the ability to transform their ideas into reality.